Topic: Why did you buy into/support blockchain technology? (Read 91 times)
Because for me crypto sees how to change the lives of others in the majority and as much as I hope this may be the answer for a great opportunity and a great ways not just for me and my family and here I see hope for the wish to accomplish even if there is no guaranties that it will be possible to succed or not. Perhaps this can be my answered right now.
Why? Of course because I heard investing in Blockchain technology is easy and the conditions are light. And my main goal is to make money from what I invest. Therefore I chose Blockchain.
As I explained, my goal is to now appreciate blockchain and crypto/alt coins.
Money would be nice, but I like the fact that block chain removes the control from the f***s at the top.
Money would be nice, but I like the fact that block chain removes the control from the f***s at the top.
Like you, I want to make money. But not in one month as you mentioned. If you want to become a billionaire in such a short time, consider that there a possibility of losing all your money too. Better to look at cryptocurrencies in long-term. It's not a gamble.
Like alot of people, I bought into blockchain technology/alt coin/crypto coin around December in the hopes that I would buy into the next bitcoin and then become a billionaire within a month.
As I researched, developed my knowledge into blockchain technology, the more I began to appreciate and understand why such a technology was developed.
I work in IT for a while and I still love IT. I don't and can't think of any other trade that I want to spend my working career in. So technology such as blockchain excites me. Not only on a mathematical/software side, but also the fact that it removes power and grip of ordinary working people from those that have had it for thousands of years: Governments and banks.
During my month or so time dealing and researching into crypto, I have gone through, like everyone that same emotional ride that you get from a coin returning 1000% of your earnings, to another dropping 500%.
I have learned that the crypto market is exciting, new and still in it's early stages.
If banks and Governments embraced it by what it is: a technology and not a coin. Developed and worked with blockchain rather than try to control it, then it will be a better place all round for the world.
I don't see one bitcoin as £8k. I see it as one bitcoin that I could buy a pizza with. Or trade it for a car, whatever. To me the coin has no real fiat value, because even though they can provide the same function, they are completely different ideals, rules and laws.
If this is the end (though I hgonestly don't think that cryptocoins and alt coins will die of a slow death) then so be it. I feel that I am a more worldy person because of the knowledge and expereince I have gained during my tenure with traiding in alt and crypto coins.
So my question is as follows: Why did you start investing into blockchain technology?
As I researched, developed my knowledge into blockchain technology, the more I began to appreciate and understand why such a technology was developed.
I work in IT for a while and I still love IT. I don't and can't think of any other trade that I want to spend my working career in. So technology such as blockchain excites me. Not only on a mathematical/software side, but also the fact that it removes power and grip of ordinary working people from those that have had it for thousands of years: Governments and banks.
During my month or so time dealing and researching into crypto, I have gone through, like everyone that same emotional ride that you get from a coin returning 1000% of your earnings, to another dropping 500%.
I have learned that the crypto market is exciting, new and still in it's early stages.
If banks and Governments embraced it by what it is: a technology and not a coin. Developed and worked with blockchain rather than try to control it, then it will be a better place all round for the world.
I don't see one bitcoin as £8k. I see it as one bitcoin that I could buy a pizza with. Or trade it for a car, whatever. To me the coin has no real fiat value, because even though they can provide the same function, they are completely different ideals, rules and laws.
If this is the end (though I hgonestly don't think that cryptocoins and alt coins will die of a slow death) then so be it. I feel that I am a more worldy person because of the knowledge and expereince I have gained during my tenure with traiding in alt and crypto coins.
So my question is as follows: Why did you start investing into blockchain technology?
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